St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-16
ADDITIONAL ST. PAUL NEWS.
REGULAR ARMY NEWS.
Movements OF the Men and Officers
--EurIOug his Granted.

--EurlOugh his Granted.
Mrs. J. W. Griffin, of Minneapolis, is a
guest of Mrs. Williston Fish, at the Fort.
Dress parades have been resumed at the
Fort. They occur half an hour before sun
down.
Lieut.. A. S. Rowan, Fifteenth infantry, will
shortly be married to Miss Ida Symmes Of
Kansas City.
The leave of absence of one month granted
First Lieut. George Bell, Jr., Third in fantry.
S extended one month.
A leave of absence of fourteen days is
granted 10 Maj. H. A. Theaker, Fifteenth in
fantry, stationed at Fort Randall.
Acting Assistant Surgeon Galen S. Cline is
relieved from duty at Fort Assinboine, and
will report to the commanding officer of Camp
Sheridan for duty.
First Lieut.. George S. Hoyle, First cavalry,
left Fort AsSiniboine on the 5th with twenty
days rationS to scout for Indians on the
Little Rocky mountains.
Mrs. J. ]. Van Horn will give a progressive
,suchre party this evening to the people of
the Smelling garrison Guests will also be
present from the cities.
The officers club ut Smelling has changed
its quarters from the Stone row to the suit
ler's building. 1t has been fitted up in better
shape than even before.
By direction of the secretary of war, Post
Chaplain William F. Hubbard will report 20
where he will have his station for the future.
The quartermaster department will furnish
transportation from ST. Paul to Fort Meade
to Sergt. Herman Gunther, Troop d, Seventh
cavalry, who is in the city without means to
join mis- post.
The Ladies' Afternoon club met yesterday
at the house of Mrs. Z. j. Stivers. Musical
selections were given by MeSdameS Frost,
Andrews and Fish, and there was reading
Of HowellS' ''Sleeping Car
First Lieut.. Oscar S. Long, regimental adj
jutaut of the Fifth infantry is detailed as
cruiting officer for this department at Fort
keogh, and First Lieut.. Hobart K. Bailey, of
the same regiment, is relieved.
Three men have been picked up on the
prairie near Fort Assiniboine ana admitted to
the post hospital for treatment. They were
partially frozen and in a starving condition,
having been fourteen days without food.
a board of survey to consist of Capt. L. A.
Matile, Eleventh infantry; First Lieut.. Fran
els w. Mansfield, Eleventh infantry, and
Second Lieut.. Richard Il. CroXton.s Fifth in
tantry, will assemble at Fort Lincoln on the
18th inst. fCJ +
1t is not yet known whether additional
troops will be sent to Smelling this summer,
nor whether there will be the large amount
Of building which has been anticipated.
There sum of $4,000 appropriated to the
post, but it is possible that it will not be used
at once.
By authority of the general of the army,
Richard b. Corcoran and Michael J. Treacy,
veterinary surgeons of the Eighth and Sew
snth cavalry, respectively, will proceed to
Jefferson barracks and report to the presi-
dent Of the board of officers appointed to
meet at that place.
A general court martial to consist of Capts.
Edward Mcguire, j. G. D. Knight and Eric
Bergland, First Lieuts. Irving Hale and Hiram
Chittenden, Second Lieuts. William Sibert,
Joseph E. Kuhn, c. S. Richie and c. E. Gil
lette, ali of the engineers, will assemble at
Wilet'S Point, New York harbor.
The following furloughs are granted: Four
months 10 Private James Marklin, Company
ID. Sixteenth infantry; six months with per-
mission to go beyond the sea, TO Sergt. Mau-
rice Levins, Company X, Fifteenth infantry;
one month to Private John Nolan, Company
L, Fifteenth infantry, all in this department.
A general court martial is appointed to
meet at Camp Poplar river on the Goth inst.
to try ordinary prisoners. The detail will be:
Lieut.. Col. Horace Jewett, Third infantry;
Capt. james H. Gageby, Third infantry;
Capt William krause Third infantry; Capt
William c. Bartlett, Third infantry; First
Lieut.. William c. Butler, Third infantry:
Second Lieut.. Chase w. Kennedy, Third in
fantry: Second Lieut.. Harry Freeland, Third
infantry; First Lieut.. Francis P. Fremont,
Third infantry, Judge Advocate.
In conformity with the requirements of the
semble at Fort Coeur d Alene. The members
of the board win be Col. w. P. Carlin, Fourth
infantry, Capt. E. NJ Coates, Fourth in
fantry, Assistant Surgeon j. X. Corson. med
zeal department. and Capt. Butler d. Price,
Fourth infantry. This board will examine
pon-comnissioned officers for appointments
as second Iieutenants in the army. Corpor al
Joseph c: Beardsley, Company B, Fourth in
fantry, will be one of the deserving young
men TO come before the board for promotion.
A general court martial has been ap-
pointed to meet at Fort Mssoula at 10 a. IN.
the 18th inst, for the trial of ordinary pris-
oners. The detail for the court will be:
Capt. Lloyd Wheaton, Twentieth infantry;
Capt James NJ. Bell, Seventh cavalry; Capt.
William r. Maize, Twentieth infantry; First
Lieut.. William o. Cory, Fifteenth infantry;
First Lieut.. John c. Dent, Twentieth in
fantry; Second Lieut.. Marcus Maxwell, Fiji
teenth infantry; Second Lieut.. Harry A.
Humphrey, Twentieth infantry; First Lieut..
John a. Manley, Twentieth infantry, judge
advocate.